“Looking directly at the sun without the correct eye protection, even for a short time, can cause pe
“Looking directly at the sun without the correct eye protection, even for a short time, can cause permanent damage to your retinas, a light-sensitive part of the eye that transmits what you see to your brain.
The only way to look directly at the sun when it's not eclipsed or is partially eclipsed is with a special solar filter, such as eclipse glasses or a handheld solar viewer. Goggles, homemade filters, or sunglasses, even very dark ones, will not protect your eyes. Also, always avoid looking at the sun through an unfiltered camera, telescope, or any other optical device. You'll need to add a certified solar filter to these devices to safely look at the sun.”
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